3D Printers rule the world, but how are they working? And how to use them?<br>

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In this workshop we will tell you how to get started.<br>

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What the do's and dont's are and we will arrange a few printers (incl Randomdata's [[Mendel90]]) to play with.

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===Details===

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By who: Harmless<br>

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When: 01 Oktober 2013 18:00 0xf00d, 19:00 start workshop<br>

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Needed: Laptop<br>

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An actual subject in the news and around the world. Drones. You can use them for anything.

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Some example's what to learn/do during this workshop:

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The most common and most spoken task is surveillance and executing military tasks. But they can

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*What is a 3D printer?

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be used to deliver pizza's, taco's and even medicines as well. And yes... they are actual being

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*Hardware/Parts in the 3D printer

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used for those tasks at the time of writing. <br>

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*Software

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So the goal of this evening is to talk about the subject drones, mostly about the technics and a bit about ethical use but that's not the major focus of the evening. The speaker will provide some information about the possibilities and will give a demonstration what is possible. There is also a hands-on simulator to give you the experience what it feels like to fly a drone without any intelligence.<br>

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*How to print?

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The evening is also being used to measure the enthousiasm to build a RandomDataDrone (RaDD), when build properly this drone can be used as a platform for other projects.

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*I broke it, how do I fix it? :D

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===The Workshop details===

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*Print your own 3D Printing Driver license! (3DPL) \o/

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When: 16th July 18:00 0xf00d, 19:00 start workshop <br>

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**Make an account on thinkercad en search for Ardillo (he designed a 3DPL format)

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Where: @space RandomData<br>

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**https://tinkercad.com/users/5nsrf91HKSZ-ardillo

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Who: Ardillo<br>

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Language: Dutch/English (depends on attendees)<br>

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===Who's attending?===

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Max 8 persons, first come first serve with priority on members.<br>

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#Presenter: Ardillo

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#Deathtje

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#Fish_

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Please leave your name if you would like to attend, Prio on #randomdata people's, guests are kindly asked for a donation for the space.

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===Who's coming?===

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Max 10 persons

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#Harmless

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#Junk

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#[[user:fish_|Fish]]

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#Ardillo

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#Add yourself if you want to join

==Home Automation, in's and out's - NEW DATE SOON ==

==Home Automation, in's and out's - NEW DATE SOON ==

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We can organize "something" with one of our partners/sponsors, they are expert in visualization, does that ring a bell?

We can organize "something" with one of our partners/sponsors, they are expert in visualization, does that ring a bell?

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Abouttheroute: *update* I've talked to one of the european DC guys, and he is willing to give us a talk about Cisco's vission on SDN. He is not a programmer/hacker/nerd, but more an architect, but very good at that.

Planned

3D Printing driving license - 01 October 2013

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3D Printers rule the world, but how are they working? And how to use them?
In this workshop we will tell you how to get started.
What the do's and dont's are and we will arrange a few printers (incl Randomdata's Mendel90) to play with.

Who's coming?

Home Automation, in's and out's - NEW DATE SOON

Nowadays you can control your home in many ways, doors, camera's, heating/airco, windows, etc etc.
During this presentation an expert on home automation will tell us how it works, what you can do and show us some real example's.

In the pipeline

HI all: Bad news: I'm nullrouting my packets at this moment, I fear I've gotten a mayor cold, so I'll be in bed with some oranges and a cup of thee tonight. I'm also starting a new job on friday, so I can't take any risk in letting this cold grow worse..

( Sorry to let you all down, and I'll reschedule asap, and first mate on me for the inconvenience :)

Abouttheroute does what he likes best: Talking about the routes! In this workshop we will focus on the basics: what is BGP, where is it used, some basic LAB's etc.

If appreciated by the crowd: An advanced session can be arranged on a later date.

Date will be somewhere in the end of November.

Update: Please all install GNS3 on your laptops on forehand!! www.gns3.org Labs will be provided on session!!

Topics requested

Gaming night(s) next TBD

To CTF or not to CTF. How to be a leet ctf'er!

How win all the capture the flag games? That's what everyone wants to know! Me^WWe will give a short introduction on how to crack the challenges and win the game.
This night is brought you by several hack in the box.nl ctf members!

The Workshop details

When: 30th of August 18:00 0xf00d and 19:00 start
NEW DATE PLANNED SOON!
Where: Le space
Who: DrWhax
On this workshop you will learn:

A short introduction of playing the wargames/ctf

How to attack various challenges.

Find 0dayz!

Stuff you need: A laptop, your hax0r mindset.

Who's attending?

Max 15 persons, first come first serve with priority on members.
Non-members will be kindly asked for a donation.

Please add yourself to the list.

Fish_

Mortal (non-member

junk

Ardillo

Build your own camera: NEW DATE SCHEDULED SOON!

Every body has one, isn't it a dedicated camera then it's one in your phone, ipod, etc.
In this session we will bring you back to the old days, the days when it al started: 1816.
We will build a real pinhole camera and test it. Afterwards we are able to test it and scan our pictures.

Requests

[REQUESTED] Workshop/Seminar Software-defined networking

I'm not even sure if this is the right place to request such a thing, but he! I can try, right? So what is Software-defined networking all about? I've been reading about this subject for a bit and the subject just doesn't land. It's still too abstract for me. I might have been reading the wrong papers but I prefer to learn interactively. So is there anybody else who wants to learn about Software-defined networking? Let fan out and find someone who is prepared to do a workshop on this subject. Suggestions?

Status

We can organize "something" with one of our partners/sponsors, they are expert in visualization, does that ring a bell?

Abouttheroute: *update* I've talked to one of the european DC guys, and he is willing to give us a talk about Cisco's vission on SDN. He is not a programmer/hacker/nerd, but more an architect, but very good at that.